this cheesecake is very easy to make and has a velvet, mousse-like texture.
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i came up with this recipe while working at a small town restaurant. i hated even the idea of, as my mom calls it, "meat-ralf" but the owner wanted to add it to our menu. i set out on a mission to create an edible meatloaf. to the delight of our patrons i
my little girl loves shrimp. this is one of her favorite shrimp recipes. i make sure it's always on the table for special occasions.
this recipe has been in my family since i can remember. rumor has it it was my grandma's (dad's mom) recipe but grandma (mom's mom) says it is her recipe. the thing is it is absolutely delicious! i make it all year round but this is my signature thanksg
my mom got this recipe from aunt debbie. as a kid i use to think this was almost like heaven. it tastes a bit like cheese cake, but fluffier. the last time i made it for a bunko night, the ladies gobbled it up.
these biscuits are very light and smooth tasting and taste great with preserves. you can substitute fat free cream cheese and skim milk, but if you use skim milk add about 1/3 cup of powdered creamora. i roll them out to almost 1/2 inch thick to make larg
i developed this recipe for artichokes after having tired of simply steaming or boiling them and serving with vinaigrette. it's taken me about 5 years to finally develop this recipe and it's become a family favorite.
this is so simple and just the thing if you are in a hurray! multiply for as many as you want. i took the croissant right out of the freezer and sliced it in half but fresh or frozen will work
these are great with no cheese, a variety of cheese, no garlic, just lots of butter, other herbs, etc.
a cheesey sauce that can be used with different cheeses for different things. use cheddar and put it on veggies, or use parmesan and now you have alfredo! no eggs, no mayo. recipe from my mom.
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